Giant of the Times

I don't know how the protagonist's shares were divided. At the beginning, Pig's Trotter had about 65% of the shares, Wang Hao had 30%, and the heroine had 5%. But by the time it was listed, Pig's Trotter had been diluted to about 30%, and Wang Hao still had more than 20%. The feeling it gives you, no matter how much financing is diluted, belongs to the protagonist. Even if it is given to senior executives, it should be given to one person, not the pig's feet. It looks awkward.

On the one hand, it is the rebirth of Bunker Sky, but on the other hand, it adds Li Ka-shing's ass. His son is a blood-sucking insect who uses his father's reputation to suck the blood of all Hong Kong people. What is there to kneel down and lick? There is no need to kneel and lick him when he can communicate on an equal footing. He didn't do this when he saw the boss of Oracle.

If the author wrote a protagonist who was not reborn, this would be a good book. However, this is a rebirth novel, so this one is garbage. As long as any company has shareholders, the company's money does not belong to individuals. And what is most important to a reborn person? Money is most important. If you want to develop other industries, you need money. If the protagonist wants to use the first company as a cash machine, then the company must belong to you before you can misappropriate the money in it. As a reborn person, he used his foresight to develop very well. However, he only has 30%, which is similar to the shares that Ma Yun and Ma Huateng, who are not reborn, eventually own. I can only admire the author for writing The Reborn so easily.

The protagonist's shares are too worthless.

The protagonist is a god and can do everything. Why not become the boss of the country? This will make China even more awesome.

Very pretty

Why is the latest chapter on Qidian "20 million?" And "10 million" on QQ Reading?

I'm computer illiterate and I really can't understand these. Can anyone give me a good introduction to the industry?

I didn't want to watch it after reading the beginning. In 2001, did you make a one-hour phone call at home?

Don't really write about shares, buying songs, etc. One song and one hundred thousand a year? If this kind of thing is blurred, no one will tell you. I remember a book said that noodles cost 19 yuan in 2001. Damn it, I forgot what the price was, but I remember that when I was in Beijing in 2009, a box of fried pancakes only cost 5 yuan, and a rice bowl only cost 7 yuan.